hey gitrib....some pics for ya

snapped a few harvest pics from the weekend for your enjoyment,hope ya like em.


early morning housekeeping.....

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waiting to get unloaded

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allis on the auger

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filling another bin

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hauling in with the 4020. pulling two dmi 390's really made that ole girl snort!!

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sun seems to go down pretty quick!!

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bout sundown, prolly run till midnight

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Great pics! Thanks for posting.

Thanks for the pictures. Brings back a lot of memories, but we had to settle for the canvas Heat Houser with engine heat. In 1946 my dad bought a new Oliver 60 and a Woods Brother single row picker and said your going to pay for it. YEH I did on the day befor Christmas in a blizzard. Could not shut the picker down or the chains would freeze and make the slip clutches chatter, Wore layered clothing. Ended up with a pair of coveralls and a pair of five buckle overshoes,Made sure you did not have any loose ends to get caught in moving parts. Graydon

Yeah and... after looking back at the pull picker for hours on end I'd end up with a sore stiff neck-- but it's still good memories.

Hey Glenstar Ya dont have to tip the wagon , All's Ya' gotta do is turn that wheel on the upper side of the pitcher and let it slide out LOL ,, BTDT ,STAY SAFE jim

I am not sure you have enough 'snort' on the auger! LOL

Hey glennster: I'm no farmer but I think if you turn that wagon up on it's wheels the grain will stay in it better. But it will be harder to load.LOL :>)

jim, i thought that little wheel was for steering the wagon when tryin to back up!!!!

a little overkill on the auger?

really nice pictures!